WINDOWS 7 32-bit Enterprise recognize only 2.94 G of ram

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  > I have 6 GB of RAM and windows 7 32 bit only recognize 3.5, told by HP (HP dc5800) it of because I have an OS, 32-bit when went to buy 64-bit said seller makes no sense, try MS supports, they would not respond without money. Do I need a 64 bit OS? Is this a BIOS problem, or it will never recognize the 6 GB of Ram? Make the slow computer run with much open
   
   
   
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